Bibliographic Update October 2009: Articles

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African Historical Review - Volume 40 - Number 2 - 2008 - Routledge

• Colonial Warfare: Hehe and World War I, the Wars Besides Maji Maji in South-Western Tanzania - Jan–Bart Gewald
• The Challenges of Financial Responsibility in the Tribal Administration of Bechuanaland Protectorate, 1919–1966 - Christian John Makgala; Emmanuel Botlhale
• An American Sorcerer in Colonial Gabon: Politics and the Occult in Richard Lynch Garner's Gabonese Narratives, 1905–1908 - Jeremy Rich

Al-Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean - Volume 21 - Number 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• Pre-Hispanic Music Survivals from the Canary Islands - Mike Eddy
• The Re-creation of Medieval Arabo-Andalusian Music in Modern Performance - Dwight Reynolds
• Fixing a Misbegotten Biography: Ziryab in the Mediterranean World - Carl Davila
• The Origin of Language and its Link with Music according to the Theory of Jabir ibn hayyan - Amnon Shiloah
• Music, Tradition, and Cultural Adaptation among the Maronites of Lebanon: The Reform of the Funeral Liturgy - Guilnard Moufarrej
• A Pretty Paella: The Alfonsine Cantigas de Santa Maria and their Connexions with Other Repertories - David Wulfstan

American Communist History - Volume 8 - Number 1 - 2009 - Routledge

• Controversy Unresolved: Theodore Draper's American Communism and Soviet Russia After 50 Years—A Symposium Looking Backward to the Future - Daniel J. Leab
• “The Elephant in the Living Room”: Theodore Draper and the Historiography of American Communism - John Earl Haynes
• Ted Draper: An Appreciation - Harvey Klehr
• What Was Great About Theodore Draper and What Was Not - Bryan D. Palmer
• Moving On—Towards a Post-Cold War Historiography of American Communism - Jennifer R. Uhlmann
• American Communism and Soviet Russia: A View from Chicago's Streets American Historical Association, New York City, 2009 - Randi Storch
• Perfect Witness: Mary Stalcup Markward and the Dilemmas of Anticommunism - Vernon L. Pedersen
• “The Jews Do Not Want War!”: American Jewish Communists Defend the Hitler–Stalin Pact, 1939–1941 - Henry F. Srebrnik
• Anticommunism, Millenarianism and the Challenges of Cold War Patriarchy: The Many Lives of FBI Informant Herbert Philbrick - Veronica A. Wilson

American Nineteenth Century History - Volume 10 - Number 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• De Bow’s Revolution: The Memory of the American Revolution in the Politics of the Sectional Crisis, 1850–61 - Jonathan B. Crider
• Oliver Otis Howard: Reassessing the Legacy of the “Christian General” - David Thomson
• “The Strength that Union Gives”: Western Women and Pragmatic Antislavery Politics - Stacey Robertson
• Fight Like a Man: Gender and Rhetoric in the Early Nineteenth-Century American Peace Movement - Carolyn Eastman

Annual Bulletin of Historical Literature - Volume 92 - Issue 1 - December 2008 - Wiley

• I Ancient History - D.R. Nightingale
• II Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages (300-900) - P.S. Barnwell
• III The Central Middle Ages (900-1200) - C.P. Lewis, Björn Weiler
• IV Later Middle Ages (1200-1500) - Phillipp R. Schofield, Karen Stöber
• V Sixteenth Century - Ian Warren
• VI Seventeenth Century - Martyn Bennett, Rona Johnstone Gordon
• VII Eighteenth Century - Martyn Powell, Malcolm Crook
• VIII Nineteenth Century - Lucinda Matthews-Jones, Julie-Marie Strange, Simon Constantine, Roger Price
• IX Twentieth Century - Keith Laybourn, R. Gerald Hughes
• X Africa - Paul Nugent
• XI The Americas - Adam Burns, Robert Mason, Kirsten Phimister, Finn Pollard, Matthew Brown, Joanna Crow, Kenneth Morgan
• XII Middle East, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands - Paul Bailey, James Grayson, Peter Lineham

Art History - Volume 32 - Issue 4 - September 2009 - Wiley

• Art history: contemporary perspectives on method - Dana Arnold
• Sexing the canvas: calling on the medium - Nicholas Chare
• Phenomenology and interpretation beyond the flesh - Amanda Boetzkes
• Surveying contemporary art: post-war, postmodern and then what? - Dan Karlholm
• Michel Foucault and the Point of Painting - Catherine M. Soussloff
• Karl Mannheim and Alois Riegl: from art history to the sociology of culture - Jeremy Tanner
• Art fiction - H. Perry Chapman
• Dancing years, or writing as a way out - Adrian Rifkin

Australian Economic History Review - Volume 49 - Issue 2 - July 2009- Wiley

• Internal Labour Markets: Evidence From Two Large Australian Employers - Andrew Seltzer, André Sammartino
• Building An Effective Trade Practices Commission: The Role Of Professor Robert Baxt, Ao - Stephen Corones, David Merrett, David Round
• A Historical Perspective On Mental Health Services In Australia: 1883–84 To 2003–04 - Darrel Phillip Doessel

Australian Historical Studies - Volume 40 - Issue 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• Galahs - Bill Gammage
• Not Strictly Business: Freaks and the Australian Showground World - Richard Broome
• ‘Are we in Danger of a Hostile Visit from the Aborigines?’ Dispossession and the Rise of Self-Government in New South Wales - Jessie Mitchell
• Pursuing Families for Maintenance Payments to Hospitals for the Insane in Australia and New Zealand, 1860s–1914 - Catharine Coleborne
• Another Nation: Aboriginal Activism in the Late 1960s and Early 1970s - Russell McGregor

Australian Journal of Politics and History - Volume 55 - Issue 3 - June 2009 - Wiley

• OCIS and Beyond: International Relations in Australia: Introduction - Alex J. Bellamy and Sara E. Davies
• The Rich Tradition of Australian Realism - Michael Wesley
• An Australian Outlook on International Affairs? The Evolution of International Relations Theory in Australia - Richard Devetak
• The Politics of Asian Engagement: Ideas, Institutions, and Academics - Mark Beeson and Kanishka Jayasuriya
• Foreign Policy Studies in Australia - Derek McDougall
• Australian Scholarship, International Relations and the Environment: Commitment, Critique and Contestation - Lorraine Elliott
• Feminist International Relations in Australia - Katrina Lee-Koo

Cold War History - Volume 9 - Number 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• Managing a conflict between allies: United States policy towards Greece and Turkey in relation to the Aegean dispute, 1974–76 -- Cold War in the Aegean - Sotiris Rizas
• Andropov's Hungarian Complex -- Andropov and the Lessons of History - Timothy Andrews Sayle
• The meaning of hostile bipolarization: Interpreting the origins of the Cold War - Maarten van Alstein
• Favouritism in NATO's Southeastern flank: The case of the Greek Colonels, 1967–74 -- Cold War in the Aegean - Konstantina Maragkou
• Fu Bingchang, Chiang Kai-shek and Yalta -- From Chiang Kai-shek to Mao - Yee Wah Fou
• The origins of proletarian diplomacy: The Chinese attack on the American Embassy in the Soviet Union, 4 March 1965 -- From Chiang Kai-shek to Mao - Lorenz M. Lüthi
• Strategic imperatives, Democratic rhetoric: The United States and Turkey, 1945–52 -- Cold War in the Aegean - Barin Kayaoglu

Contemporary British History - Volume 23 - Number 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• Drifting Towards War: The British Chiefs of Staff, the USSR and the Winter War, November 1939–March 1940 - Bernard Kelly
• The Church of Scotland's Special Commission on Communism, 1949–1954: Tackling ‘Christianity's Most Serious Competitor’ - E. W. McFarland and R. J. Johnston
• Sir William Beveridge, The British Government and Plans for Food Control in Time of War, c. 1916–1941 - Kevin Manton
• From Fighting the War to Writing the War: From Glory to Guilt? - David Taylor
• Downing Street's Favourite Soap Opera: Evaluating the Impact and Influence of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister - Shannon Granville

Diplomatic History - Volume 33 - Issues 4 and 5 - September and November 2009 - Wiley

• Is the World Our Campus? International Students and U.S. Global Power in the Long Twentieth Century - Paul A. Kramer
• "The Devil's Apostle": Jonas King's Trial against the Greek Hierarchy in 1852 and the Pressure to Extend U.S. Protection for American Missionaries Overseas - Angelo Repousis
• Reassessing Roosevelt's View of Chamberlain after Munich: Ideological Affinity in the Geoffrey Thompson-Claude Bowers Correspondence - Kevin Smith
• Breaching the Paper Walls: Paul V. McNutt and Jewish Refugees to the Philippines, 1938–1939 - Dean J. Kotlowski
• A Wind of Change? White Redoubt and the Postcolonial Moment, 1960–1963 - Ryan M. Irwin
• "Winners" and "Losers": France, the United States, and the End of the Cold War - Frédéric Bozo
• The Sino-American Normalization: A Reassessment - Enrico Fardella
• "Friends, But Not Allies"—Cyrus Vance and the Normalization of Relations with China - Breck Walker
• "Maximum Flexibility for Peaceful Change": Jimmy Carter, Taiwan, and the Recognition of the People's Republic of China* - Brian Hilton
• Communication Breakdown? Romania and the Sino-American Rapprochement - Mircea Munteanu
• The Legitimation of the Nixon-Kissinger Grand Design and Grand Strategy - Dan Caldwell
• Détente and Domestic Politics - Julian E. Zelizer
• Transforming the Soviet Sphere of Influence? U.S.-Soviet Détente and Eastern Europe, 1969–1976 - Douglas E. Selvage
• Operation Hullabaloo: Henry Kissinger, British Diplomacy, and the Agreement on thePrevention of Nuclear War - Stephen Twigge
• Détente, Entente, or Linkage? The Helsinki Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe in U.S. Relations with the Soviet Union - Angela Romano
• The Politics of Détente-Era Cultural Texts: 1969–1976 - Kathleen Parthé
• "A Sea of Confusion": The Mediterranean and Détente, 1969–1974 - Effie G. H. Pedaliu

Early Medieval Europe - Volume 17 - Issue 3 - August 2009 - Wiley

• The history and archaeology of Great Moravia: an introduction - Florin Curta
• Disputes over Great Moravia: chiefdom or state? the Morava or the Tisza River? - Jirí Machácek
• The significance of the Sirmian and apostolic tradition in shaping Moravian episcopal organization - David Kalhous
• Archeology and written sources on eighth- to tenth-century Bohemia - Nad'a Profantová
• Nitra: when did it become a part of the Moravian realm? Evidence in the Frankish sources - Charles R. Bowlus

Economic History Review - Volume 62 - Issue 3 - August 2009 - Wiley

• Agricultural productivity and rural incomes in England and the Yangtze Delta, c.1620–c.1820 - Robert C. Allen
• Gresham on horseback: the monetary roots of Spanish American political fragmentation in the nineteenth century - Maria Alejandra Irigoin
• Material progress and the challenge of affluence in seventeenth-century England - Paul Slack
• Club goods and inefficient institutions: why Danzig and Lübeck failed in the early modern period - Erik Lindberg
• Stillbirth registration and perceptions of infant death, 1900–60: the Scottish case in national context - Gayle Davis
• Did Vasco da Gama matter for European markets? - Kevin H. O'rourke, Jeffrey G. Williamson
• Technical choice, innovation, and British steam engineering, 1800–50 - Alessandro Nuvolari, Bart Verspagen
• Rickman revisited: the population growth rates of English counties in the early modern period - E. A. Wrigley

The English Historical Review - Volume CXXIV - Issue 509 - June 2009- Oxford University Press

• ‘As the Lawbook Teaches’: Reeves, Lawbooks and Urban Life in the Anonymous Old English Legend of the Seven Sleepers - Catherine Cubitt
• Freeborn (Puritan) Englishmen and Slavish Subjection: Popish Tyranny and Puritan Constitutionalism, c.1570–1606 - Michael P. Winship
• The Social Sources of Late Eighteenth-Century English Radicalism: Bristol in the 1770s and 1780s - Elizabeth Baigent and James E. Bradley
• ‘The Sea is Swinging Into View’: Modern British Maritime History in a Globalised World - Glen O'hara

European History Quarterly - Volume 39 - Issue 4 - October 2009 - Sage Publications

• A 'New' Woman for a 'New' Spain: The Seccion Femenina de la Falange and the Image of the National Syndicalist Woman - Inbal Ofer
• Building to Death: Prisoner Forced Labour in the German War Economy -- The Neuengamme Subcamps, 1942--1945 - Mark Buggeln
• Painting Regional Identities: Nationalism in the Arts, France, Germany and Spain, 1890--1914 - Eric Storm
• An 'anti-Catholicism of free trade?' Religion and the Anglo-Italian negotiations of 1863 - Danilo Raponi

The European Legacy: Toward New Paradigms - Volume 14 - Issue 5- 2009 - Routledge

• Philosophy, Poetry, Parataxis - Jonathan Monroe
• Hunting Plato's Agalmata - Matthew Sharpe
• Stanley Cavell and Two Pictures of the Voice - Adam Gonya
• The Nexus of Unity of an Emerson Sentence - Kelly Dean Jolley
• The Concept of Writing, with Continual Reference to “Kierkegaard” - Mark Cortes Favis
• Introduction: Unorthodox Remarks on Philosophy as Literature - Costica Bradatan
• An Inhumanly Wise Shame - Brendan Moran
• Of Poets and Thinkers: A Conversation on Philosophy, Literature and the Rebuilding of the World - Costica Bradatan [et al]

European Review of History - Volume 16 - Issue 4 - 2009 - Routledge

• L'élargissement de 2004 au regard des précédents espagnol et portugais: un jeu de miroirs? - Bertrand Vayssière
• An unholy alliance: Swiss citizenship between local legal tradition, federal laissez-faire, and ethno-national rejection of foreigners 1848–1933 - Regula Argast
• Creativity and its contexts: the emergence, institutionalisation and professionalisation of science and culture in Luxembourg - Morgan Meyer
• Running the big city: the Dutch prewar mayoralty under construction - Harm Kaal
• Citizenship, property rights and dispossession in postwar Poland (1918 and 1945) - Dieter Gosewinkel and Stefan Meyer
• Subjects, citizens and others: the handling of ethnic differences in the British and the Habsburg Empires (late nineteenth and early twentieth century) - Benno Gammerl
• From imperial inclusion to national exclusion: citizenship in the Habsburg monarchy and in Austria 1867–1923 - Ulrike von Hirschhausen

French History - Volume 23 - Issue 3 - September 2009 - Oxford University Press

• The decline of religious holidays in old regime France (1642–1789) - Noah Shusterman
• Fleurs-de-lis in the forest: ‘absolute’ monarchy and attempts at resource management in eighteenth-century France - Hamish Graham
• The politics of escalation in French Revolutionary protest: political demonstrations, non-violence and violence in the grandes journées of 1789 - Micah Alpaugh
• Wine, friends and royalist popular politics: legitimist associations in mid-nineteenth-century France - Bernard Rulof
• The Paul Doumer assassination and the Russian diaspora in interwar France - Katherine Foshko

Gender and History - Volume 21 - Issue 2 - August 2009 - Wiley

• Virile Turks and Maiden Ireland: Gender and National Identity in Early Modern English Travel Literature - Anna Suranyi
• Irish Domestic Servants, 'Biddy' and Rebellion in the American Home, 1850–1900 - Andrew Urban
• Languages as Women: The Feminisation of Linguistic Discourses in Colonial North India - Asha Sarangi
• Colonial Constructions of Masculinity: Transforming Aboriginal Australian Men into 'Houseboys' - Julia Martínez, Claire Lowrie
• Misogyny, Jest-Books and Male Youth Culture in Seventeenth-Century England - Tim Reinke-Williams
• A Grocer's Tale: Gender, Family and Class in Early Nineteenth-Century Manchester - Hannah Barker
• Curing Mind and Body in the Heart of the Canadian Rockies: Empire, Sexual Scandal and the Reclamation of Masculinity, 1880s–1920s - Paul R. Deslandes
• Christening Masculinity? Catholic Action and Men in Interwar Belgium - Tine Van Osselaer
• Ceremony and Citizenship: African American Weddings, 1945–60 - Karen M. Dunak

The Historian - Volume 71 - Issue 3 - Fall 2009 - Wiley

• Staying the Royal Sword: Alcuin and the Conversion Dilemma in Early Medieval Europe - Steven Stofferahn
• Southeast Asian Slavery and Slave-Gathering Warfare as a Vector for Cultural Transmission: The Case of Burma and Thailand - Bryce Beemer
• The Indian Saltpeter Trade, the Military Revolution, and the Rise of Britain as a Global Superpower - James W. Frey
• Demonstrations and Lamentations: Urban and Rural Responses to War in Russia in 1914 - Colleen M. Moore

Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Televison - Volume 29 - Issue 3 - 2009- Routledge

• The Deal (2007): Gladstone, Disraeli and a South African Historian in the Court of Hollywood - Bill Nasson
• No place for Peace-Mongers: Charlie Chaplin, Monsieur Verdoux (1947) and Czechoslovak Communist Propaganda - Jindriška Bláhová
• The Last Slave (2007): The Genealogy of a British Television History Programme - Paul Kerr
• ‘The Universal Film for all of us, everywhere in the world’: Satyajit Ray's Pather Panchali (1955) and the Shadow of Robert Flaherty - Chandak Sengoopta
• Hollywood's struggle for Romania, 1938–1945 - Barbara A. Nelson
• Navigating Treacherous Waters: Soviet Satire, National Identity, and Georgii Daneliia's Films of the 1970s - Paula A. Michaels

History - Volume 94 - Issues 3 - July 2009 - Wiley

• Cardinal Pole's Special Agent: Michael Throckmorton, C.1503–1558 - Anne Overell
• Taming Madness: Moral Discourse and Allegory in Counter-Reformation Spain - María Tausiet
• 'By These Means the Sacred Discourses Sink More Deeply into the Minds of Men': Music and Education in Elizabethan England - Jonathan Willis
• The Reformation of the Ministry in Fife, 1560–1640 - JOHN Mccallum
• Kinship and Religious Politics among Catholic Families in England, 1570–1640 - James E. Kelly
• Jesuits, Propaganda and Faith Healing in the Dutch Republic - Hans De Waardt
• Politics and the 'Heauenly Sonnets': George Wither's Religious Verse, 1619–1625 - Kimberley J. Hackett

Historical Research - Volume 82 - Issue 316 - October 2009 - Wiley

• Interest in Medieval Accounts: Examples from England, 1272–1340 - Adrian R. Bell, Chris Brooks and Tony Moore
• George III, Tyrant: The Crisis as Critic of Empire, 1775–1776 - Neil York
• A Dirty, Indolent, Priest-Ridden City: British Soldiers in Lisbon during the Peninsular War, 1808–1813 - Gavin Daly
• The Johnson Administration and the Recruitment of Allies in Vietnam, 1964–1968 - Jonathan Colman and J. J. Widén

History and Technology - Volume 25 - Number 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• ‘Synthesis by microbes or chemists? Pharmaceutical research and manufacturing in the antibiotic era - Arthur Daemmrich
• Manufacturing mainframes: component fabrication and component procurement at IBM and Sperry Univac, 1960–1975 - Jeffrey R. Yost
• From nuclear physics to semiconductor manufacturing: the making of ion implantation - David C. Brock and Christophe Lécuyer
• The shows and the flows: materials, markets, and innovation in the US machine tool industry, 1945–1965 - Philip Scranton
• Controlling contamination: the origins of clean room technology - Daniel Holbrook

History and Theory - Volume 48 - Issue 2 - May 2009 - Wiley

• Truth and authenticity in contemporary historical culture: an introduction to historical representation and historical truth - Christoph Classen, Wulf Kansteiner
• All this happened, more or less: what a novelist made of the bombing of dresden - Ann Rigney
• Success, truth, and modernism in holocaust historiography: reading saul friedländer thirty-five years after the publication of metahistory - Wulf Kansteiner
• Photographs, symbolic images, and the holocaust: on the (im)possibility of depicting historical truth - Judith Keilbach
• Balanced truth: Steven Spielberg's Schindler's list among history, memory, and popular culture - Christoph Classen
• Digitalizing historical consciousness - Claudio Fogu
• The syntax of objects and the representation of history: speaking of slavery in New York - Bettina M. Carbonell

History of Psychiatry - Volume 20 - Number 3 - September 2009 - Sage Publications

• Classic Text No. 79: Excerpt from De la Folie ... by P. Despine (1875) - G. E. Berrios
• Kant on mental disorder. Part 1: An overview - Patrick Frierson
• Kant on mental disorder. Part 2: Philosophical implications of Kant's account - Patrick Frierson
• The historical roots of Theory of Mind: the work of James Mark Baldwin - Jordi E. Obiols and German E. Berrios
• Foucault and the 'Anti-Oedipus movement': psychoanalysis as disciplinary power - Mauro Basaure
• Some aspects of a medical anthropology: pathic existence and causality in Viktor von Weizsacker - Hartwig Wiedebach

History of the Human Sciences - Volume 22 - Issue 4 - October 2009 - Sage Publications

• Freud's dreams of reason: the Kantian structure of psychoanalysis - Alfred I. Tauber
• John Anderson's development of (situational) realism and its bearing on psychology today - Fiona J. Hibberd
• Sociology and positivism in 19th-century France: the vicissitudes of the Societe de Sociologie (1872--4) - Johan Heilbron
• Movement as utopia - Philippe Couton and Jose Julian Lopez

History Workshop Journal - Volume 68 - Issue 1 - Autumn 2009 - Oxford University Press

• The ‘Good German’ Goes Global: the Volkswagen Beetle as an Icon in the Federal Republic - Bernhard Rieger
• The Trabant: Consumption, Eigen-Sinn, and Movement - Eli Rubin
• Masculinity on Trial: Penises, Hermaphrodites and the Uncertain Male Body in Early Modern France - Cathy McClive
• Pain and Degradation in Georgian London: Life in the Marshalsea Prison - Jerry White
• Illegibility: Reading and Insecurity in History, Law and Government - Jane Caplan
• Courting the Pink Pound: Men Only and the Queer Consumer, 1935–39 - Justin Bengry
• One World, Many Cultures: Margaret Mead and the Limits to Cold War Anthropology - Peter Mandler
• Forgetting the Revolution and Remembering the War: Memory and Violence in Highland Bolivia - Andrew Canessa
• The Politics of History Teaching in England and France during the 1980s - Abby Waldman
• Uncomfortable Commemorations - Beth Kowaleski Wallace
• The ‘Up the Manor!’ Oral History Project - Michelle Johansen

Imago Mundi: The International Journal for the History of Cartography - Volume 61 - Issue 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• Maps and Memory: Readings of Cartography in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Song China - Hilde De Weerdt
• Controlling the Waters of Granducal Florence: A New Look at Stefano Bonsignori's View of the City (1584) - Felicia M. Else
• The Railways of Britain: An Unstudied Map Corpus - David Milbank Challis; Andy Rush
• The American Geographical Society's Map of Hispanic America: Million-Scale Mapping between the Wars - Alastair W. Pearson; Michael Heffernan

Indian Economic and Social History Review - Volume 46 - Issue 2 - April/June 2009 - Sage Publications

• Cultural flows and cosmopolitanism in Mughal India: The Bishnupur Kingdom - Kumkum Chatterjee
• New province, old capital: Making Patna Pataliputra - Sraman Mukherjee
• The military influence on engineering education in Britain and India, 1848-1906 - John Black
• Cosmopolitanism in the Hinterland? Bellary District through Fresh Lenses, 1800-1840 - Chandra Mallampalli

Intellectual History Review - Volume 19 - Number 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• A Kind of Sagacity: Francis Bacon, the Ars Memoriae and the Pursuit of Natural Knowledge - Rhodri Lewis
• The Aufklärung’s Human Discipline: Comparative Anthropology According to Kant, Herder and Wilhelm von Humboldt - Ronald Niezen
• Darwin's ‘Angels’: the Women Correspondents of Charles Darwin - Joy Harvey
• The Origins of ‘Natural Kinds’: Keeping ‘Essentialism’ at Bay in the Age of Reform - Gordon McOuat
• Alien Science, Indigenous Thought and Foreign Religion: Reconsidering the Reception of Darwinism in Japan - Kuang-chi Hung
• All History is, More or Less, Intellectual History: R. G. Collingwood’s Contribution to the Theory and Methodology of Intellectual History - Markku Hyrkkänen

Journal of Contemporary History - Volume 44 - Issue 3 - July 2009 - Sage Publications

• Commemoration and Propaganda in Salazar's Portugal: The Mundo Português Exposition of 1940 - David Corkill and José Carlos Pina Almeida
• The Failure of Electoral Modernization: The Elections of May 1936 in Granada - Roberto Villa García
• Japan and the Axis, 1937—8: Recognition of the Franco Regime and Manchukuo - Florentino Rodao
• Seventy Years On: Historians and Repression During and After the Spanish Civil War - Julius Ruiz
• Obshchestvennost' as Key to Understanding Soviet Writers of the 1950s: Moskovskii Literator, October 1956—March 1957 - Karl Loewenstein
• Public Policies and the Development of National Computer Industries in Britain, France, and the Soviet Union, 1940—80 - James W. Cortada

The Journal of Design History - Volume 22 - Issue 3 - September 2009 - Oxford University Press

• Jugendstil Visions: Occultism, Gender and Modern Design Pedagogy - Zeynep Çelik Alexander
• Neurath, Arntz and ISOTYPE: The Legacy in Art, Design and Statistics - Wim Jansen
• Furniture, Feminism and the Feminine: Women Designers in Post-war Italy, 1945 to 1970 - Catharine Rossi
• Design in Museums: Towards an Integrative Approach - Maddalena Dalla Mura

Journal of the History of Collections - Volume 21 - Issue 1 - May 2009 - Oxford University Press

• Federico Borromeo and the collections of Leone and Pompeo Leoni: A new document - Kelley Helmstutler Di Dio
• Ethnographica in early modern Kunstkammern and their perception - Elke Bujok
• Recently identified at Burton Constable Hall: The collection of William Dugood FRS—jeweller, scientist, freemason and spy - David Connell
• Lord Elgin's firman - Dyfri Williams
• Exhibiting evolutionism: Darwinism and pseudo-darwinism in museum practice after 1859 - Arthur MacGregor
• ‘A thing to be seen’: Creating the Crampton collection of British watercolours in the 1850s - Philip McEvansoneya
• Rescuing history from the nation: The untold origins of the Stockholm Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities - Perry Johansson
• A Genizah secret: The Count d'Hulst and letters revealing the race to recover the lost leaves of the original Ecclesiasticus - Rebecca J. W. Jefferson

Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences - Volume 64 - Issue 4 - October 2009 - Oxford University Press

• The Fog of Research: Influenza Vaccine Trials during the 1918–19 Pandemic - John M. Eyler
• "Who's Winning the Human Race?" Cold War as Pharmaceutical Political Strategy - Dominique A. Tobbell
• The Leprosy Asylum in India: 1886–1947 - Jo Robertson
• What Was Tropical about Tropical Neurasthenia? The Utility of the Diagnosis in the Management of British East Africa - Anna Crozier

The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History - Volume 37 - Issue 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• Imperial Eyes or ‘The Eyes of Another Race’? Roger Casement's Travels in West Africa - Robert Burroughs
• Boer Propaganda During the South African War of 1899–1902 - Fransjohan Pretorious
• Anglican Church Expansion and the Recruitment of Colonial Clergy for New South Wales and the Cape Colony, c. 1790–1850 - Joseph Hardwick
• Australian Press Perspectives on Lord Strickland's Malta - Henry Frendo
• A Good Soldier, but a Maligned Governor: General Sir Archibald Hunter, Governor of Gibraltar 1910–13 - Chris Grocott
• Britain and the Indo-Pakistani Conflict: The Rann of Kutch and Kashmir, 1965 - Jonathan Colman

The Journal of Israeli History - Volume 28 - Issue 2 - September 2009 - Routledge

• Shifting boundaries: The 1967 war in Israeli children's magazines - Na'ama Sheffi
• The theatrical ammunition of the 1967 war - Dorit Yerushalmi
• Women in the Six Day War through the eyes of the media - Einat Lechover
• Between victory and destruction: The changing narrative of the Division of Steel Memorial - Shmuel Meiri and Naomi Meiri-Dann
• Israeli radio during the Six Day War: The voice of national unity - Chanan Naveh
• The siege syndrome: The Six Day War and Israeli cinema - Benny Ben-David
• The Tanks of Tammuz and The Seventh Day: The emergence of opposite poles of Israeli identity after the Six Day War - Alon Gan

The Journal of Legal History - Volume 30 - Issue 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• The Authorship of Bracton: Again - J. L. Barton
• Sworn on the Dirt of Graves: Sovereignty, Jurisdiction and the Judicial Abrogation of ‘Barbarous’ Customs in New Zealand in the 1840s - Shaunnagh Dorsett

Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies - Volume 1 - Issue 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• Past, present and future in the Latin and Romance historiography of the medieval Christian kingdoms of Spain - Aengus Ward
• Both “illness and temptation of the enemy”: melancholy, the medieval patient and the writings of King Duarte of Portugal (r. 1433–38) - Iona McCleery
• The early Castilian peasantry: an archaeological turn? - Julio Escalona
• Hispanism and Sephardic studies - Michelle Hamilton
• Toledo entre Europa y al-Andalus en el siglo XIII. Revolución, tradición y asimilación de las formas artísticas en la Corona de Castilla - Juan Carlos Ruiz Souza
• Castus castor (the chaste beaver): some reflections on the iconography of the southern portal of Santa María de Uncastillo - Doron Bauer
• Images of the Jewish community in medieval Iberia - Jonathan Ray

The Journal of Modern Chinese History - Volume 3 - Issue 1 - 2009 - Routledge

• Chiang Kai-shek and Christianity: religious life reflected from his diary - Bae Kyounghan
• Chiang Kai-shek's reading: an inquiry based on Chiang's diary, 1920s–1940s - Wang Qisheng
• Tribal diplomacy and frontier territoriality in modern China: Hunza and Nationalist China, 1947–1948 - Lin Hsiao-ting
• The “Zhanguoce” school's effort of wartime cultural reconstruction, 1940–1942 - Wu Guo
• Wading into the stream of Chinese life: the life and missionary career of Roderick Scott in China, 1916–1949 - Brad Bauer

The Journal of Pacific History - Volume 44 - Issue 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• New Caledonia and French Polynesia since the 1980s - I. C. Campbell
• Pacts, Alliances and Patronage: -- Modes of Influence and Power in the Pacific - Colin Newbury
• Twenty Years of Politics in French Polynesia - Sémir Al Wardi
• ‘No More Violence nor War’: -- 20 Years of Nation-Building in New Caledonia - Adrian Muckle
• Jean-Marie Tjibaou, Statesman without a State: -- A Reporter's Perspective - Sarah Walls
• Who were the Reunion ‘Coolies’ of 19th-century New Caledonia? - Karin Speedy

The Journal of Religious History - Volume 33 - Issue 3 - June 2009 - Wiley

• "Desperate Fighting at the Cape": The Salvation Army's Arrival and Earliest Work in Late-Victorian Cape Town - Andrew M. Eason
• Theological Innovation from Spiritual Experience: Henry Alline's Anti-Calvinism in Late Eighteenth-Century Nova Scotia and New England - Kevin Flatt
• The Barony and the Churches of Late Nineteenth Century Glasgow - Peter Hillis
• Missions on the Frontiers of Spanish America - Robert H. Jackson
• Utopians at the Parliament: The World's Parliament of Religions and the Columbian Exposition of 1893 - Justin Nordstrom

Journal of Urban History - Volume 35 - 6 - September 2009 - Sage Publications

• New York State Housing Policy in Postwar New York City: The Enduring Rockefeller Legacy - Hilary Botein
• The City as Subject: Contemporary Public Sculpture in Berlin - Carolyn Loeb
• Barcelona's Urban Landscape: The Historical Making of a Tourist Product - Antonia Casellas
• The Limits of Black Activism: Philadelphia's Public Housing in the Depression and World War II - James Wolfinger

Labor History - Volume 50 - Issues 2 and 3 - Routledge

• ‘Upon this (foundering) rock’: Minneapolis Teamsters and the transformation of US business unionism, 1934–1941 - Barry Eidlin
• A note on the economic impact of the prerevolutionary nonimportation movements on urban artisans - Richard J. Morris
• ‘It knocked this city to its knees’: the closure of Pillowtex Mills in Kannapolis, North Carolina and the decline of the US textile industry - Timothy J. Minchin
• ‘The knife in the hands of the children’? Debating the political mass strike and political citizenship in Imperial Germany - Michael L. Hughes
• Mining memories: reading coalfield autobiographies - Keith Gildart
• Organizing the neglected worker: the Women's Trade Union League in New York and Boston, 1930–1950 - Stephen H. Norwood

Medieval History Journal - Volume 11 and 12 - Number 2 and 1 - October 2008 and Jan/Jun 2009 - SAGE

• The Genesis of Islam in the Light of History: The First MHJ Annual Lecture Delivered in New Delhi on 27 November 2008 - Aziz Al-Azmeh
• The Invention of Dancing Mania: Frankish Christianity, Platonic Cosmology and Bodily Expressions in Sacred Space - Gregor Rohmann
• Revisioning the Conquest of Mexico: Image and Text in the Florentine Codex (1578–80) - Anja Bröchler
• The Royal Chapel in Iberia: Models, Contacts, and Influences - Rita Costa-Gomes
• Visualising the Incarnation in Medieval Christianity: Universal Botanical Metaphors and Local Cult Practices - Sarah Khan
• The Tale of Lady Tan: Negotiating Place between Central and Local in Song-Yuan-Ming China - Anne Gerritsen
• Technology of Indian Sea Navigation (c. 1200–c. 1800) - Arunachalam B.
• Agricultural Technology in Early Medieval India (c. A.D. 500–1300) - Ranabir Chakravarti
• Asceticism, Gallantry, or Polygamy? Alexander's Relationship with Women as a Topos in Medieval Romance Traditions - Sabine Müller

Mediterranean Historical Review - Volume 24 - Number 1 - 2008 - Routledge

• The poverty of the Patriarchate of Grado and the Byzantine–Venetian Treaty of 1082 - John Mark Nicovich
• How to influence Venetian economic policy: collective petitions of the Netherlandish merchant community in the early seventeenth century - Maartje van Gelder
• Ibn al-Lihyani: sultan of Tunis and would-be Christian convert (1311–18) - Michael Lower

National Identities - Volume 11 - Number 3 - September 2009 - Routledge

• National identities in the age of globalisation: The case of Western Europe - Marco Antonsich
• National sports and national landscapes: In defence of primordialism - Alan Bairner
• Exile from national identity: memory exclusion as political - Udi Lebel
• Humanitarian immigration and German national identity in the media - Harald Bauder
• Taiwan and ROC: A critical analysis of President Chen Shui-bien's construction of Taiwan identity in national speeches - Rich Holt and Hui-Ching Chang

Past & Present - Volume 204 - Number 1 - August 2009 - Oxford University Press

• Holy Heretics in Later Medieval Italy - Janine Larmon Peterson
• Epistolary Ceremonial: Corresponding Status at the Time of Louis XIV - Giora Sternberg
• The Legend of the Samarmar: Parades and Communal Identity in Syrian Towns c.1500–1800 - James Grehan
• Irish Nationalist Opinion and the British Empire in the 1850s and 1860s - Matthew Kelly
• Bones of Contention: Bolsheviks and the Struggle against Relics 1918–1930 - S. A. Smith
• Margaret Mead Amongst the Natives of Great Britain - Peter Mandler
• A Hexagonal History of the Body - Colin Jones

Renaissance Studies - Volume 23 - Issue 4 - September 2009 - Wiley

• Conscience in Renaissance moral thought: a concept in transition? - M. W. F. Stone
• Jean Gerson, moral certainty and the Renaissance of ancient Scepticism - Rudolf Schüssler
• Conscience and the law in Thomas More - Brian Cummings
• 'Guided By God' beyond the Chilean frontier: the travelling early modern European conscience - Andrew Redden
• Shakespeare's open consciences - Christopher Tilmouth
• Women's letters, literature and conscience in sixteenth-century England - James Daybell
• The dangers of prudence: salus populi suprema lex, Robert Sanderson, and the 'Case of the Liturgy' - Edward Vallance
• The Bible, reason of state, and the royal conscience: Juan Márquez's El governador christiano - Harald E. Braun
• Spin doctor of conscience? The royal confessor and the Christian prince - Nicole Reinhardt

Rethinking History - Volume 13 - Issue 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• Mobile monuments: A view of historical reenactment and authenticity from inside the costume cupboard of history - Stephen Gapps
• Living with pirates - Robert C. Ritchie
• Pedagogy and the practice of academic history in late-twentieth century Britain - Alan Booth
• Exploring holism in Frank Ankersmit's historical representation - Eugen Zelenák
• Utopia, historiography, and the paradox of the ever-present - Toby Widdicombe
• A possible (common-sense) defence of (my) history: A response to Keith Jenkins - Alexander Lyon Macfie
• ‘Not the obstacle but the means’: Film history and the postmodern challenge - Erlend Lavik

Revolutionary Russia - Volume 22 - Issue 1 - 2009 - Routledge

• Nikolai Sieber: The First Russian Marxist - James D. White
• International Collaboration In The Persecution Of Russian Political Émigrés: The European Pursuit Of Vladimir Burtsev - Robert Henderson
• An Unexpected Peace: Azerbaijani–Georgian Relations, 1918–20 - Harun Yilmaz

Scandinavian Journal of History - Volume 34 - Issue 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• Reconstructing Nordic Significance in Europe on the Threshold of the 21st Century - Kazimierz Musial
• The Social Laboratory, the Middle Way and the Swedish Model: three frames for the image of Sweden - Carl Marklund
• Imaging Community: Sweden in ‘cultural propaganda’ then and now - Nikolas Glover
• Nordic Nostalgia and Nordic Light: the Swedish model as Utopia 1930–2007 - Jenny Andersson
• ‘In Building a Nation Few Better Examples can be Found’: Norden and the Scottish Parliament - Andrew G. Newby
• Looking to Sweden in order to Reconstruct Australia - Andrew Scott
• Images of Sweden and the Nordic Countries - Jenny Andersson and Mary Hilson

The Sixties: A Journal of History, Politics and Culture - Volume 2 - Issue 1 - 2009 - Routledge

• “Well, I’m not moving”: open housing and white activism in the long civil rights movement - Tracy E. K'Meyer
• Translating “self” and “others”: waves of protest under the Greek Junta - Dimitris Asimakoulas

Slavery & Abolition - Volume 30 - Issue 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• ‘Enraged to the limit of despair’: Infanticide and Slave Judicial Strategies in Barbacoas, 1788–98 - Marcela Echeverri
• ‘He outfitted his family in notable decency’: Slavery, Honour and Dress in Eighteenth-Century Lima, Peru - Tamara J. Walker
• Marronage, Manumission and Maritime Trade in the Early Modern Caribbean - Linda M. Rupert
• The ‘African Colonists’ of Montevideo: New Light on the Illegal Slave Trade to Rio de Janeiro and the Río de la Plata (1830–42) - Alex Borucki
• Reconstructing a Different South: The American Missionary Association and Jamaica, 1834–65 - Gale Kenny
• Servile Discontents: Slavery and Resistance in Colonial New Hampshire, 1645–1785 - Dinah Mayo-Bobee

Social History - Volume 34 - Issue 3 - 2009 - Routledge

• The landlords' obligation to maintain their serfs in the Baltic provinces - Marten Seppel
• Indian medical indigeneity: from nationalist assertion to the global market - David Hardiman
• The recipients of public welfare: the example of two Swiss cantons around 1890 - Jean-Pierre Tabin [et al.]
• The ideology of punishment in late medieval English towns - Helen Carrel

Social History of Medicine - Volume 22 - Number 2 - August 2009 - Oxford University Press

• History, Policy and the Social History of Medicine - Simon Szreter
• Diabetes in the Tropics: Race, Place and Class in India, 1880–1965 - David Arnold
• Confronting Rabies and Its Treatments in Colonial Madagascar, 1899–1910 - Eric T. Jennings
• But is it [History of] Medicine? Twenty Years in the History of the Healing Arts of China - Vivienne Lo
• Public Health and Modernisation: The First Campaigns in China, 1915–1916 - Liping Bu
• Roy Porter Student Prize Essay • Boils, Pushes and Wheals: Reading Bumps on the Body in Early Modern England - Olivia Weisser
• Hospital Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa and Post-Colonial Development Impasse - Barbara McPake
• ‘It was a bridge from life to death’: Hospitals during the Food Crisis, Greece 1941–1944 - Violetta Hionidou

South African Historical Journal - Volume 61 - Number 2 - 2009 - Routledge

• Adele Steinwender's Diary: Gendered Observations on a Berlin Mission Station in Bethanie - Birgit Brammer
• Missionaries, Masculinities and War: The London Missionary Society in Southern Africa, c.1860–1899 - Esme Cleall
• Gender, Power and Voice in South African Anglicanism: The Society of Women Missionaries’ Journal, 1913–1955 - Deborah Gaitskell
• ‘God's Family in the World’: Transnational and Local Ecumenism's Impact on Inter-Church and Inter-Racial Dialogue in South Africa in the 1920s and 1930s - Natasha Erlank
• Reading Faith in a Missionary Archive in the Soutpansberg, South Africa - Caroline Jeannerat
• ‘Praying is the Work of Men, Not the Work of Women’: The Response of Bahananwa and Vhavenda Women to Conversion in Late Nineteenth-Century Lutheran Missionary Territories - Lize Kriel; Alan Kirkaldy
• North Meets South in Medical Missionary Work: Dr Neil Macvicar, African Belief, and Western Reaction - Martin J. Lunde
• The Photograph Album of an Unknown American Missionary in Natal, c.1930: The Good News-and the Bad - Michael Godby
• Encounters at ‘Bushman Station’: Reflections on the Fate of the San of the Transgariep Frontier, 1828–1833 - Jared McDonald
• The 1849 Census of Cape Missions - Robert Ross; Russel Viljoen
• ‘A Truly Christian Village’: The Farmerfield Mission as a Novel Turn in Methodist Evangelical Strategies, Eastern Cape, South Africa, 1838–1883 - Fiona Vernal

Twentieth Century British History - Volume 20 - Number 3 - 2009 - Oxford University Press

• Petticoat Diplomacy: The Admission of Women to the British Foreign Service, c.1919–1946 - Helen McCarthy
• Between Less Eligibility and the NHS: The Changing Place of Poor Law Hospitals in England and Wales, 1929–39 - Alysa Levene
• TCBH Postgraduate Essay Prize Winner for 2008: Doing The Lambeth Walk: Novelty Dances and the British Nation - Allison Abra
• Rethinking the Beveridge Strait-jacket: The Labour Party, the TUC and the Introduction of Superannuation - Dennie Oude Nijhuis

Women's History Review - Volume 18 - Issue 4 - 2009 - Routledge

• ‘Is it for this you widen your eye rings?’ Looking, Overlooking and Cold War Paranoia: the art of the voyeur in the poetry of Sylvia Plath and the films of Alfred Hitchcock - Sally Bayley
• ‘Frailty, thy name is China’: women, chinoiserie and the threat of low culture in eighteenth-century England - Vanessa Alayrac-Fielding
• Quilt Language: towards a poetics of quilting - Mara Witzling
• Replaying the Old Stereotypes into an Artistic Role: the case of Tracey Emin - Outi Remes
• ‘Art in Progress’: the woman collector Ingvild Goetz in Munich - Dorothy Wimmer
• Redefining Self-Representation: Julia Thecla’s Full Moon (1945) - Joanna Gardner-Huggett
• Craft Revival in Haslemere: she, who weaves … - Alla Myzelev
• ‘A Populous Solitude’: the life and art of Sophia Rosamond Praeger, 1867–1954 - Joseph McBrinn
• Mencía de Mendoza, Marquesa de Zenete: an art collector in sixteenth-century Spain - Noelia García Pérez
• ‘A Long, Sunny Harvest of Taste and Curiosity’: collecting, aesthetics and the female body in Henry James’s The Spoils of Poynton - Victoria Mills